With Troy Deeney's 11-year Watford career coming to an end, here is a unique look at his time with the Hornets.
All Competitions
419 appearances. 140 goals. 62 assists. 31,554 minutes played.
His 140 goals came against 50 different opponents, with 61 goals away from home and 77 at Vicarage Road.
Deeney’s win percentage in a Hornets’ shirt stands at 50.6 per cent.
The former number nine has appeared in the top three for the club’s Player of the Season award six times, winning it twice (2014 and 2015).
He ranks fourth for most goals scored for Watford in all competitions, behind Luther Blissett (186), Tommy Barnett (163) and Ross Jenkins (142).
He also ranks ninth in the all-time appearance list for the Hornets.
The team he has scored most goals against is Bournemouth, with eight in 11 appearances.
When facing new club Birmingham City's rivals Aston Villa, Deeney has won all but one game he has played in for Watford, scoring six goals.
Against his beloved Blues, however, Deeney has scored five goals in eight appearances.
It takes his total number of goals against Midlands clubs to 16 during his time at Watford (2 v West Brom, 3 v Wolves, 5 v Birmingham and 6 v Aston Villa).
He scored 37 penalties during his Watford career, missing only six. He beat Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea four times from the spot, the most of any keeper he faced from 12 yards out.
His best goalscoring season came during the 2013/14 Championship campaign, starting 44 games and scoring 24 goals, also assisting his teammates on four occasions.
The following season - when the Hornets secured promotion to the Premier League - he assisted his teammates 10 times, the most in a single season in a Watford shirt.
Premier League
165 appearances. 47 goals. 20 assists. 12,876 minutes played.
Deeney is Watford's top goalscorer in the Premier League.
35 goals came with his right foot, three with his left and nine with his head. In total he had 118 shots on target.
His first top-flight goal came in a 2-0 win at Stoke City in October 2015.
Watford’s captain famously completed the scoring against Liverpool to end their unbeaten run in the 2019/20 season, winning 3-0 in Feburary 2020.
Championship
224 appearances. 84 goals. 35 assists. 16,253 minutes played.
Deeney scored the club's 2011/12 Goal of the Season with a strike against Ipswich in March 2012.
His first hat-trick came against Bournemouth in August 2013, as Watford thrashed the Cherries 6-1.
He became the first Watford player to score three in one game since Michael Chopra in 2003, and the first player to do so at Vicarage Road since David Connolly in 1996.
Now club captain, in the 2014/15 campaign he became the first and only player to score 20 goals in three consecutive seasons.
He was named in the PFA Championship Team of the Year that season, the driving force behind automatic promotion to the Premier League.
His final competitive goal for Watford came in the Championship against QPR in Feburary 2021.
Championship Play-Offs
2 appearances. 1 goal. 1 assist. 1 special moment.
FA Cup
22 appearances. 7 goals. 4 assists. 1,764 minutes played.
Deeney was part of the team that reached the FA Cup final for only the second time in the club's history in 2018/19.
He scored a dramatic equaliser in the semi-final against Wolves, a 94th-minute penalty that took the game to extra-time, overturning a two-goal deficit, and Watford would eventually win and make it to the final.
EFL Cup
6 appearances. 1 goal. 1 assist. 451 minutes played.
Deeney scored his first ever goal for Watford against Notts County in the EFL Cup in August 2010.
